This template contains essential terms to protect both you and your clients including (amongst other things):
☑️ Provisions setting out what materials and information are required from your client for you to provide the services.
☑️ Clauses setting out your client's responsibilities.
☑️ Protections where your client delays or suspends the project.
☑️ Provisions setting out the reviews and revisions process.
☑️ Clauses designed to prevent ‘scope creep’.
☑️ Clause entitling you to claim interest, suspend your services or terminate the contract if your client does not pay.
☑️ Clauses making clear your status as an independent contractor, so as not to trigger IR35.
☑️ Clause dealing with third party deliverables (such as copy, images and SEO).
☑️ Intellectual property clause.
☑️ GDPR Data Protection clause.
☑️ Clauses protecting yours and your client’s confidential information.
☑️ Clause limiting your liability to your client, to the extent permitted by law.
☑️ Provisions making clear that you are not responsible for the results obtained by the branding or website.
☑️ Clause permitting you to use sub-contractors to provide the services, as your business grows and scales.
☑️ Clause permitting you to refer to your work for the client in your publicity materials
TERMS OF PURCHASE: THE TEMPLATE INCLUDES COMPREHENSIVE DRAFTING NOTES TO HELP YOU ADAPT THE TEMPLATE FOR YOUR BUSINESS:
1. You are purchasing a template contract. Your purchase does not create a solicitor-client relationship and the template does not constitute legal advice.
2. When you purchase this template, you will be sent a link to download a copy. By purchasing the template, you expressly agree to receive the download immediately, and you will lose your right to cancel and your right to a refund.
3. For further information, please see our Digital Downloads Terms & Conditions.
4. If you are unsure whether this template is suitable for your business, please contact us before purchasing at emma@goodlegalsclub.co.uk
5. This template has been drafted in accordance with English law. It may not be suitable for use in other jurisdictions, and you should check with a locally-qualified lawyer in your jurisdiction.